The Arizona champion., 1887-04-09
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 Is this country urnconsciously under. going wonderful change, is the change to take place before wo are aware of the fact, and when 1t has taken place will we wonder why we did not sec it before il was too lstof
 Those that soe tho changes early avail Themselves early, and thereby receive benefit.
 Tho shtewd iron man sees the iron interest transferred from Pittsburg and Pennsylvania to Birmingham, Alabama, and in his far sghtednese sees the fur. naces in Pennsylvania torn down and deserted for this new and prolific fold. It Is claimed by the iron men of Ala bama that tho low prico at which iron can be produced there will revolutionize the iron interests of the world.
 We have seen the grain-Srowing cen. ters of this country shifted 10 the West. We have seen the pork-paGEing industry fit from Cincinnati to Chicago, and from thence to Kansas City Hud Omaha. Southern cotton mills undeTGcI Now England and Ancricaa markets, and challenge the world.
 We have soon and gro seeing ai' this take placo before 01ir eyss, and kuCw that other changes Gre taking place equally as prominent, and VIC wonder ss we behold them. Ten years ngo the in' suranco companies only required m analysis of tho fluids whom they were tuking insurance for very large amounts. To-day no first-class company will insure my amount ualess they have rigid snHlyeis of tho fluids passed, and if any traces of certain disorders arc apparent, the application is rejected. In their re- ports they show that ths death of sixty of every 100 people In this country, is due either directly CT indirectly to such disorders. Tho Brompton Hospital for Consumptives, London, England, reports that sixty of every loo victims of con- sumption also havo serious disorders od tho kidneys, ,tfs91Sl
 Among scientists for tho treatment of this drcad malady tLo question ia being discussed: sga .,sS1 "Is not this disorder the real cause of consumption" SS
 Ten yeara ago tho microscope was something seldom iuund in physician's ofice now every physician of standing has one and seldom visits his patients without calling for @ sample of fluids for examination. ,.ersss J.
 Whyis all this' Is It possible that we | of tho present generation are to die of diseases caused by kidney disorders7 or shall we master the eauso by Warmers safe cure, tho only recognized specific, | end tIua remove tho efectsp It is estab- itehed beyond doubt that a very large percentage of deatbs in this country are | haceable to diseased kidneys. E For years ths propHetors cf Warner's safe cure have boon insisting that there Is no soarsd health when the kidneys are dis esssd, and they enthusiastically press toeis specide tor this bonibIs disorder spor pubhs stteatioa. Ne gre con- Gpually hearing its praises soundod,
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 Capnot ths prowseloss of this great pgnedy, who havo boon warning us sf the dangx, ten us hoS to RyRd c disease that 1t hrvt .s So unimpoetant, and ts 30 fatal in tto tcy1nlns.tonf Are ve Co hope eSaarst hope. and SaiA sitaout our re- 1 Sards s- s..sSS;' 2
 Toe muss significant of aii changes, however, ths. ve ca to-dsy can note Is Slis radical chsGss G vtow to which the public hel Bsea cdpss.ei: It was form eriy th0agtt tiRas she kidneys were of very small iFaporixsoe to-day, we be- Aeve, F h soDsszllT, admitted that there can be no soeh shina ga so1nd health in any organ If they gro ia the least degree asranged. >ss ,S-SssS "a | ss,. = .--@- 4 asls-k& &2a How aud Why sIS 900 Game to Roms.
 There was some excitement on the street yesterday when il was amour ced that some one in Rome had drawn part of the capital prize of the Louisi- ana State Lottery, on last Tuesday. l A New Orleans paper had list of the lucky numbers, as follows: "Ne. 73,- | oS7 sI5o, 1000 whcle, sold in fractions in San Francisco, Philadelphia, Buffa. To and Auburn, N. Y, Portland, Me-, Fort Wayne, Ind, Rome, Ga, and Aberdeen, Miss. The lucky ones were found at last. They were Miss hbbie Webb, Prof. E. F. Clark and Dr. ]. A. Tigner. These had pooled together and purchased some lottery tickets, and among them was the lucky nuRlbcr.-Rome Ga Courier, Feb. IT.